There are secrets that are finally revealed, and other mysteries that are brought forth that will be cleared up in the next two books (I hope). If there’s a feeling that Tracy Wolff knows how to invoke in readers, it is the absolute frustration that these characters embody on the page.Īt this point in the series, there are so many threads in this story that it’s a little overwhelming at times. Everyone has seemingly turned against them, and from the start, it feels like every single adult is out to make it blatantly obvious that teenagers can’t handle this.

As they’re struggling to pick up the pieces of what remains of their lives, they’re essentially put back on the run, and this time, there aren’t very many places for them to go. Everything is bad for Grace and her friends. What I love about this series is that it always picks up pretty close to where we last left off. If that summary doesn’t just shout that there is some serious angst ahead, then this is your warning. Monsters, vampires, gargoyles, and Gods will battle it out. Those answers might reveal more than they bargained for, and a true monster might be unleashed. With war looming on the horizon, Grace needs an army if they stand a chance, but, there’s still questions about her ancestry that need to be answered. Flint is angry at the hand that life has dealt him, Jaxon is quickly becoming unrecognisable, and Hudson is shutting down. Grace and crew barely escaped the last battle with their lives. Please scroll away if you haven’t read this series, there are spoilers for the previous books ahead! If you haven’t yet picked up this series, you absolutely should, especially if you’re a vampire romance fan. It will keep you on the edge of your seat until the very end, and I can honestly tell you, you’re going to be waiting eagerly for what will be coming next.

There’s no doubt that the conclusion to the series was going to be full of drama and angst, but holy smokes…that was definitely an intense final ride. Add to this some division after the events of the last book, and you have yourself a major storm brewing, and not in the good way. This whole book just felt like one bad decision after another with our beloved teenagers getting thrown from one mess to the next without any recovery time. The conclusion to the Crave series by Tracy Wolff had me SCREAMING.

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